Sometimes Called "The Last of the Romans, " Boethius

Sometimes called "the last of the Romans, " Boethius

A) was the main proponent of papal supremacy in the sixth century.
B) taught that the soul can rise through philosophy to a knowledge of God.
C) taught that the world was sharply divided between the civilized and holy (Rome) and the backward and pagan (Germanic peoples) .
D) was among the last members of the elite to emigrate from Rome to Constantinople.
E) wrote an explanation for the downfall of the empire.